The Sun. — London, England, 1810-07-13 00:00:00

Li 3 r, Pr. !ached t, be. 0011S'. It ac- olence Is and next NAVAL NE W'S PO RTSMOUTH, JULY 12.—His Majesty's' ship 4 4,/, /nun is appointed convoy to Guernsey and Jer '')., and willtail immediately. last . evening his Majesty's ships Peacock, and Sprightly, on a craze. Came' in this :day his Majesty's ships Prospero, ' T°lll 4alifax_ and Jaitiaica ; and the Perpelion, to rgo repau - . l A r t_3lt out of harbour the Speculator, FARTHING, Lisbon. the Thomas 'and' Jane, GRAY, from Lon ; Eliza, JEFFERYS, from Dung.trvt. n and the U l j ue.l3ranch, STONE, from:Guernsey. P lasintrrn,'JULY il.—Arrived the Elizabeth, • • "ERMAN j and Collingwood, WEBSTER, from NL "A . foundland, with fish; jold the Spanish brig 411 Qria, MANUEL Da LEGARDO, Master, from (:,orunna, with cotton wool, all bound to London; the Samuel and John, MURFOED, Master, from lernsey, Wi.h a cargo of bricks. - .for this port ; and t h'i Lavery Ann, WEBSTER, from London. Sailed the Daring gun-brig to the Westward. - It was the Defiance that went out of harbour Yesterday, not the Triumph. • Sailed the Fervent gun-brig, with three viauallers t er convoy for Lisbon, laden with provisions for t he British army. Arrived his' Majesty's ship San Domingo from Deal, 8 . 11 BERNESS JULY t:".—Came into harbour his i '''.lesty's ship Hind. Arrived his Majesty's brig Aggressor. PEAL, JULY 12.—Put back by adverse wind the L j \ z on tor the Brazils; and the Sir Sidney Smith for , 4.itlt utrara. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 18104 THVIt3DaY, JULY 12. The Town Plate of 501. for 3.yr old colts, Est. 41b. and fil. lies, Bst. Last Mile and a distance of 13. C. Dundas's gr. t. the Witch of Endor. - - t Ir •Yratson's b. t. Dimity, by Trumpator, out of Lily 2 •-d StaWell'S b. c. brother to Sir David - dr 5 to 4 agst the Witch of Endor. Ld F. G. Osborue's Rabbit, 7st. 71b. beat Gen. Crosve st's br. g. by Alexander, Bst. lib. 1). M. sogs.—s to 4 44 The report respeCting the adoption of some very t 'Pions regulations - by the French Government, a gainst the very limited personal intercourse that between that country and this, is confirmed s t h littlers of the 4th inst. received yesterday iroo.o 'cause 0 1 0 6 1 it The iolent ely in CC to- most :COR7- least with- 1 6 iNg sod as c.;ted, ce of ni t as in Pa- d the seize 1, the ) inst. ❑taio, iread- rz EN' :r bad ~aRT~ )orary -, aCCI )idity, dfulW iberp id en .fet,lll . es pea COLIn' Udell, tte 01 s edn- nelio' re re" prize - Fromm v9E II 69 111 orga Irtifr intail 00 ' latt er CO' :r . s 05 ;ga te, Ala" :fence ied t° ~vho Lisay a e rest rt?',' o f ^bOL: er O f Vice ctlillg 0 ca ll 1 8 0 ire t° !d Mau' trn, ;5 , r. bIP - 9 OUTRAGEOUS INSULT. ley also communicate the following explanation the 112cree lately passec4 respeding maritiLne i ~ ~ A public dinner was to be given to Mr. Jackson, the discarded British Minister, and insulter of our Government, on Monday.last, at Boston; the head quarters of toryism ; this is as it should be, and will add a few hundred votes to the republican tickets at the next ele6tion. • PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 11.-The ship Francis, Pickle, of Philadelphia, from Rochelle, has just been visited, and permitted immed►ately to proceed to the city. She has on board M. Pahler, Russian Am bassador to the United States, together with his suite, besides about 30 other passengers, principally French. Among the passengers on toatd the Francis are five stamen, sent out by General Armstrong. Tins Gentleman, Captain Pickle state 4, is not about to return to the United States, as was reported. DECISION OF THE'2D, OF JULY. , r ," The prohibition of grain (established by the Decree of the 22d of from the island -of Schowen to L'Orient, extends itself also to vessels Provided, with licenses. " No grain niay be exported between L'Olient I nd Bourdeaux but by French 4ps, which, shall 4 t the same time, be obliged to take half their argoes of wine or brandy: • " Foreign vessels provided -with licenses, which t Ny enter- the. ports of France, ,sthofl, not be allowed t o makeariy further use of the same. ..„ ``The ccasting trade is resilri'ed eXelesively, a - c ording to-the old laws•tO French Vessels •; of,Vvhidh 1 4e cri,!ws trust consist of French Masters, anOthree 'Quitlis French sailors." .• i :••• I *I • 'i r esterdaY,:Mr. READ, the Magistrate, reviewed. cle .1-I,,,,,,,,_p atta t es , fatly estafilished.for..ilie, se utity of -the Metropolis. They were formed i. "e near- the Bronze statue of JAMES, at the back .of ) , W hitehall:' TI4 men word - blue coats and pants,-.r l oans, wirlr siailer waisicoais*,.lorigcavidek- sabrei„, - ; . a nd pistols their bolsters. Vt. RkAb f rst exa .4)ined the horses which appeared - to be ,in tcflerata,e. old er. tr — TJIV - Itieti diSiircsunti.d; anddre their sabre s an d _pistols' for inspetion. Their app riot ' tTl Pts having been examined and found corople_te, ~,t b ey again mounted, and piiradtd in review order. :! •Lvery man then received written Instruct:oos, and Vent off TO - his of 'destination. Mr. READ, who officiated as a General, was attended by one of •h 's Clerks lithosperfortned the duty of en Aid-de -C'unp. The troops made a good'aopearance. several d• ys past, a felle . w, : well dressed QUEEN-SQUARE.—At an eariy hour yesterday •clack, has committed violent atis of savage brutality rooming the street leading to that Public Office was on females, aboutMary , le-bonne fields and the New so crowded as to be completely icopa,sable, in con . - t :oad, by 'woundiog, them, knotting them• clown, sequence of the -apprehension .of a fellow named °cc. without provocation. Two ,Isadies, daughwrs ibicksort, - on the pre. edingi evening, in St. c 't a Gentleman in Baker -street, were 'attacked by P.crk. On theiexamination into the charge against the ruffian on Wednesday, morning; in the toot. , ;'-the prisoner, (who is a servant out of piaez), it ap- Path leadioe to Prirnroleshill, one of whom was bar--••-p e ared on the evenin4 of his apprehension - .he met bdteusly used, and the other was knocked down by with some boys play in linleierrys-road, and that a blow in the face. The roam fled on the distant 'he prevailed on them to accompaey him to a eublie aPproach of a Man. The same fellow annoyed h ouse i n that neighoouthood,where he kept.supply - Veiitly a party of Ladies from a boarding school, on . ing hem plentifully with beer mixed with gin, till they ‘ 4o llday last, in the same lit:11s. He is a ; were nearly-intoxicated. The fellow then seleaed looking fellow, about five feet eight. , one of them, a comely boy, whom he inveigled:into Sir WATKINS LEWES wes on Wednesday decreed St. James's Palk. They were,,, howeyer, obServed It? the Court of Exchequer to the po'ssesion of his.es , i , by a soldier belonging to the Giiards, Who . Mune.: i • tare in Wales., .The landed estate thus, recovered diately secured them both. The prisoner Made no, is ascertained, by the affidavits - of Surveyors ap•-• defence, and.is committed for 10414 at . the West- Pointed bv•*thetatirt; 16 - be worth twelve' thouswid minster Sessions. On his being condutted to the • Pounds perianimm;,and the minerals, to be capable ~ prison, &was ; with difficulty the Officer was enabled, °f . producing one thilusand pouirds per week. j to Kevent the miserable wretch 'from falling a rc- A sharpibatile:was yeverday at Finchley tap tp !he fury of the woolen. ':ebrnmon,..laet.ween liewsen, s_ driver, and Kite, a t is A shockipg accident happened.yesterday eVening . .st•cond-rate fielithig man, for 51. It originated about seven o'clock, in Somerset -place. • Whilst •, conseq ue n c e- -of . Kite having taken the liberty, .of some children, were playiog iliert,,a girl,abotit 13 thinking the other's beer, at=a public-house at .years of .age, named Eliz.beth BillinghiuSt,i living ' 'C'truden.ToWii, and afierWarids'i in 7 Exeter-street„,lnc•autio'Lly got upon the rails at gleinbling. The battle lastedolialf, and the• back of •the Victual,ingLOtfice, acid overbelkic • ; the drover had: the Wm - 4 of it the • fist'•half dozen jog herself,-fell into thearea. .She was inrinecr?,itely s. I 'ol lids btit he was top good to denioi, 4ns.l by tak , o.up, .atid,every attention was paid to het' by -*l 4 ug-in-a4ul.ll.4.ring, his—s.traa4l,lLaaio,ine baffled Sir William Ruler. She was afterwards, conveyed sciei•ce, and fie paid, adve[saryin.his own coo, to $17114.11 - bliafin..eetimplval,' with little - hopes of to %%1* the satistliaion of a nuincrous:ring. recovery. • . •- • . . Lil YREPORT. CALL OF THE CONGRESS. COURT OF KINt'S BENCE:, IDLY 12. New-Yogic, JUNE 13.—A rumour of this event I • Tete KiNG WALKER. is getting into c:rculation in the different Papers, on ' , . what authority we -W know not, though e think the O Ir. GARROW stated this to be a foul conspirocy' "ion the part of six persons of the .antes of Welker,: fast by no means improbable. : Nelson, Pollet,.Best, Jenkins, end,Fermicka, in con- The Baltimore Whig says :—"We have been in , Jundion with a seventh, named Jones, not cornpree formed that the JOhn Adams is expeelecl to bring • headed in the indictment, to .pick the pocket of a such news from . Europe, as •will require an imme plain simple Welchman, also named Jones, of a diate 'call of the. Congress by Proclamation, and that considerable sum of money, on the pretence of it is the intention of the President' to convene them, betting on a foot race. This trade, there was restms in case of public exigence." ' son to believe, was not new to those parties. The The Federal. Republican also remarks :--e" A objeal of their present pillage *as one of the sim friend from Washington informs, that it was con plest men who hail ever come from his coentryi. fidently stated that Congress would be convened in. , He kept a . pubhc-hoese, to which the defendants July; that it was understood Mr, Pinckney-would , had come, some of them as if by._ accident, and be recalled, and that no hopes were entertained of pretending to be strangers to - each: other. Hate averting open hostilities with France." - I they began to discourse of fights, of foot races, of betting, &c. and the great sums thereby to.be made. They stated Jones, who was one of their party, to be one of the fineSt racers in tee kingdom.; that he bad been pitted against Pact, who had not yet made his appearance, to run a foot race at Epsom tor 1000 guineas, and proposed to this unhappy Wtlehmae to take a part of the bet e assuring him that he was certain to win. These defendants were handsomely dressed, represented, theinselves to the simple 'marl as persons of independent fortune, and, like other Gentlenieneof fashion, did not fail to sport their quizzing glass, Neeson, who they pretended had, till. then, been a stranger- to them, was to be rite stake-holder. They prevailed with this unfortunate publican to become a party with them to the extent oh tool. and having got a deposit of 401. down,, seduced him on the settling day, lest his own menus , should be forfeited, and aim in conseqeeete-• of the ST. DOMINGO. deceptions. pra6tised on b4sides his owuray- New-Yoee, JUNE 13.—As • our present condi- tnent in cash, to give his note for a deficiency et the lion respecting St. Domingo is but little knee n, I payments to be made upby the rest of the gang, io would ask the attention of my readers to the conduti the amount of 2251. which hew as obliged in t °days of Christophe towards us ever since the discomfiture Co raise, by a loan from his brewer, on the security of of the French, and, the final evacuation by the tOeces the lease of his house. When the time for deterinte intrusted to the command of Le Clerc. 'Tee island ing the bet arrived, on teeing down o the ItuUs ng has been torn to pieces by two Chiefs, Petion and House at Epsom, where the roe was to be run, he Christophe; the former contending for a representde found that his namesake, Jones, the racer, so far the Government, and the latter for absolute power from Eicher in a course of training, preparatorY to over the puble will. , . the intended trial of Was in the habit of lying A Government by representation, with a Presi- in bed till mid-day, and was constantly drinking, so dent, in imitation of ours, was contemplated, and much en, 'that the, man at the -Rubbing House de- Christophe was eiected Chief Magistrate ; but as Oared that • he' would engage that his sow should nothing short of self-dominion would content him, ,perform the race as well.. 00-Jones, the puolican, he rejected the offer at the head of /his troops, and at length seeing that all was not wall, and purposing assumed. the character and arrogated the powerS of a that :the rose should be pdstponed,. the duke:dates Monarch. Hence aro,e, six years ago, the hosti- said, they believed it might' be ,pht - Off for a month, lities which have ever since-been carried on between ; on lies consenting to forfeit t.OOl.- To thielie.would the twooChiefs. The island is pretty equally cli- not . agree, thinking, whatever should be the event, vided between theme Christirphe pcsseises all north e that it"would be better it Shetild be elided. A of St. Matk, while Petion maintains the south. sham rdOe itccerdieely rook place, in" which Jones. Their land and naval forces are equal, eace having was said to have been. teetten—ohe poor simple man 15,000 troops, and eight ships, mounting from 16 was pillaged, and the defendfints put his money in to 26 guns, of 24 and 32 pounders. Several des- , their . pockets. ' - ' perate but undecisive naval battles have been fought, John Jones, the pullican, was then called, from and their rencontres have not been less equivocil in whom, atter great trouble on the part of. his Colin their issue. . set, the greater part of the teats stated by Me. Gar- Christophe dispatched to Baltimore'a Frenchman row, were drawn out: Walker; Jones, Best, and' of the name of Buernelli, with ditectioneto centred Fennicks, were the persons .:Oolio had priecipally., for the building of two small.frigates thete, which, transacted the business Serrheliim-5001. it wa e lat-- when nearly completed, were attached by some terly settled 'should be paid•dosoo. This was to be merchants of Baltimore, on whose properly Chris- diVided into hve shares of 1001. each. % Tee weness tophe had committed spoliations. Thus frustrated, uas lobe cite, and Best, Jenkins the cricket player, Buernelli teearoed to the Usurper, who, in * prise- Fennicks„ Jones theeronter, were the other quence of the detention of these ships, has let loose' feat. On theollight %Oleo the, tkposit• _Vids to be his pickaroons upon our commerce, as well as upon made at Nelson's, the witnessestatede hat? he had no , the commerce of Spain, Christophe followed the money, but the ottle!s said they would'put it down-, example of Napoleon, having seized our vessets,and foe him:. Next morning Jones and Best called on cargoes. Iluernelli, who married a black woman at the witness for the 201.- and also for another sum the Cape, is now in Philadelphia, and has the coo- df 201. which .they told him he bad batted with fidence, and is a fit agent of .Chriatophe. He is a another man, and which they had also paid' for him, man of abandoned character, with much cuntlieg . ; the witness being then somewhat in liquor. This intrigue, and activity. r 401. was paid to Jones at.ci Best by the witness's PHILADELPHIA. JUNE 10.—A- Gentleman, .who wile, they telling the witness to recollect that. the -. arrived at the:Ltzaretto, in the schooner Favourite,. whole of the money most be made good that 0104 "from. Lagulrae. Writes me that eeety thing remained week. On the night appointed, all the parties Met, perfectly :quiet; and that the ;CoOtteil had addressed Otcept Jenkins. Best and 'Fennicks seated them : a le:ter to the Regeacy •at :CaLliiz on the subject of selves to be very much:disappointed, not being, able the Revolutioe, .vehicle cortcledes e .by, observing, to make 'up their payments. T he , witt)esi expressed re" that whenever :their Sovereign is reinstated, and his' readiness to pay-his share, and as thebour of ten r Spain restierecteci tranquility, ;they will be amongst j O'clock advanced, when the others told - him the de orhe'firat to declare their '.• posits must be forfeited if the whole money wits nut ! become a placd,oluncommon note; fora fertlicOrnitig, he began to 'express his usieesiness. Orit is an asylee're- for all. discarded :Ministers, let Best and Jones then told hi:11 that Nelson wetjci tic ;espreloandc:cte . gie - stic traitors: Jackson being di's - - so kind 'as to take his (the wit eess's) nuie for the (JO ati Washington,. was rtOgOize4 at:l3oston.; ficiency, if he chose to give it, by which the de (' Don' Ohms :was not reeeiered.es 4.athassiftor at posits wonld be sated. 'flit. witness, at feet, would Washingtoirei but the -Essex; Joota e hay e e e mile cceesent, but on gro - ,ving a little more, mellow,. amendelot ; she omission, 'and aelsnowledged e hitn 'at grahted.his note for 2251. (afterwards paid), besides: Bolton . . ',Now. if . the Boston host mould come Out doWnon the.table, in cash, a sum italOUlltiog, boldly, Ind declare Openly forEerdioeed the Seyentri, Withlifs lormeedeptistO of 401, to 1201. • :! !, or George the Third,' they; would irnipoetaliee Oit his erbas-exerpinatiort by Mr.- SerjeaeoPsee, themselves. , the witnt se said, that he "had, at the deeire of the . r • ! Some suppo , e, that the traitorous homage paid' to . L, deidndentse signed papery in writing, try e wttiell- it Copenhagen J icksone at Boston,- was oecssiveed . lii wps' -. agreed that- J enes should- 'have t ooL _fur Win ; French influence. ,ning, and Pellet 70 f l .e-Ouniting. He dichnoCknew • what' 114 b - papers contOlniad. He - could bre read sinoll l e . (ritifig; with Or !without spectacles. He sighed' his' natio, at :their- deeire, and,.after Ole ex ' atiiple.or the oiher4,. tieing .infortned,by tholti tiett Pellet shoUld be pitheltir-ekeiniing as well as -Longs. e Oe reading the papOreshrnever, et:appeared +Jett the 701. 'walk' te be pairlitorVolfet Noe.- Lord F4.I.:ENBOR Ut76M , 4.'-` WtlY WaSt.lQ'''es'„(o have more ttistn Poilet . a.4:l:ide-waS to bwin eat; the direr Ito lirisee%' l eqts te Lord ELLENnottOtiGtri4—'!..Such. exireme! fUlly. I have eiereesseed; Iteseeips extteerdieer , that eniati sl_toutdebetel lived., as: he ;says lie has,. defiee, `foi- 28 years iii' London, aorle;hatte a ..crest on With extreme isimplicity o however,. there 'seenns. here ;au inclination to .setOething of rogtiety:" . '". , ' •-•7 . MrOGeneow.—" It . is notquiteso baai that,. my' Lord. This case ;more- like 3-ba,t of Lipg, droppe?, whose foolish pigeon!' pays . e 2ul f for the •ringO With the expectation of somz e g i iiin to himself. , . • Lord ELLENEOROUGH to the Witness.--" Did, you know who were oho parties against whom you-were betting ?"—A. ". No rsiout I was informed by the whole of the defendants, that Jones, the racer, was sore to win." Lord ELLENBoROuGH.--" And to make assur ance 'doubly sure, you tie up the hands‘of the other party,• supposing- that there is one, by cars rupting their instrument, "-e-" I wish, howevei," said his Lordship, " ith the extreme folly which is apparent, and. even . with the improper conduct which' may be attributed to the prosecutor in tirs race, that he should hare, his moiitk To etfe s (4 7 the , betti.i.`tinn would be, that :ill the p4rties sliouLl enter into ;t rule to let some pA•soti se how matters actually stac;(l, Ord into whoie linds the wsiney has found its *ay. Tilde was ) it) this ease, :is it now sinud,'a mixture of siaipli eitfand istnneU,ing 1 k Vaud but Lis Lordship was of opinion, a reference to Batne Lientlemati at the Bar w,itild cure all. The Cotnrsel. Jur the'ditTeront OPlenci , oc. for ty it tespeeive clients, came end e r a Nie to this effect ; and. ttle whole matters in chipute were tete Mr. Selwyn. tli tO LAME V. LADY ANN BA RBAIIII ritAscrs N DHAM. This %,l' as' an t,ction aL;Fnpst: the. d e f en d !nt on a Bill of Exchange f.r 2501. granted by h r to the phintlif; and the delvace 4,t , t up ‘vls that she was a IC: Glatt couvgßTE, or ursrepu wotoan, at the time of granting the bid question. Jersty wa , to proved that he was prese t tit the inarria!4e of the deten:lant wi-th toe Jon. Chatles Wtn.Wyndham i in Gloucester-place, to Febro try, 11101. Nlr. PARK, t.;r the e la;ntiff, conteh !ed, that it was incu befit on the 'detri.dai,t, the in IA ige not !Liv ing been performed in Chutrit, to pron'ueb the au• thority for its celebration. . The Clrrk of th. parish of St. MaryAe-bOnne pro.- dneed the rtgicterof the rnarri'.l I . l.tisern the Ho nourable C. W. Wyr ctlat=n, bachelor, and Lady Ann LArnbeth, wt.tow; dlt , A of Fo!,lrt,arv, Mr. PA 'ttt, tort ended, that tins was not the per son on If . '(!f)r and 1: : at it wowd not dot • Mr. GA,RI3Ow said ail, was asimpiy Qf identty. Kiri liiltSSY was called bacic to - prove the i..!en tity ; but it appearing •that tht %as aglinst Lady Ann Wyndtiam - only, and Lb I in the plea" th.it the defend was set ilia ttnd r tuts name of Lady Ann' Bailytra Ff.lll, e•, sAI erf- he was signeA only in the name of Ann, Mr. Palk, cotisented to be non:wired. UNITED STiITES. HI Gil COURT OF "IDMIRdL7 Y. Yeqter,lay at tAi o'clock the Court ai.ernhled with the usual formality, and Sir W. Scorr athl Mr. Baron GRAHAM sat on the bench. • !Lillian Oliver, a Frenchman, was ind , tled for th:l wiful murder cf David Tasker, on board a Nlerchiant vessel, called' the Pt.-ggy, flow Hiltimk", on the 22d of April last on the high seas near Gib ar. FrOm the evidence of Thomas Gee and Alm Strii‘h„ who'were seamen in the vesSel, appeared t hat'i he deceased was a man of colour, and sailed in the ship froin Halif a i, in Anterica,Jo 'Gibraltar, in the capacity of cook, and that the . prispner was en.- gaged at the latter ptace . as" a 5 , 2 . 31 - 11311. At hall past tittle,. o'clock in the evening of the 22d of April, the 'deceased and the probtiCl• were, lying in adjacent beds, ard.the former derlinlng to sitew the latter his way alkm deck, an altercation ensued,. in the course cat tt orb the prisoner threatened to stab the deceas ed with his kt:ife; both parties-proceeded to bicrts, but the other seamen paid little attention to them, ac tli-re was no light in the sown. Atter a lapse of some" time, Smith, the witness, procured a ' . candle, and discovered the prisoner sitting on a chest, hold itig a handkerchief in his hand,' which had been bound fast round' the throat of the deceased. On try big to rouse the latter, he Was discovered to be dead and 41thctigh they bathed his temples, and used other means to testore animation, yet they completely failed. The prisoner was then ordered to oe guarded, and he _inquired whether the Oink was dead ? and on being told that he was; he ex • pressed his satisfaction, observing that hr should go to Hell with pleasure, if he kilicd two more black The prisoner, who spoke good English, sated in his defence that after some angry words, the deceas ed struck hire in the face with d pot, wen a fight ensued, and Tasker was killed. He denied hay ing throttled the deceased inteAionally, but could not tell, how his handkerchief was round his neck, as he was inebriated. Mr. Baron WooD recapitulated the evidence, and observed, that the question for the Jury to decide .was, whether the : prisoner had murdered.thedeceas ed with a malicious intention, or having entertained no malicious _iinention against him, had deprived him of hie. in a : fair contest, in which 'case the of .fence (t'Ould amount only to Manslaughter. The Jury, atter a short conversation, returned a 'Verdief,..6f Manslaughter, and Sir WILLIAiI ScoTT sentenced the prisoner to pay a fine of one shilling, and'to be imprisoned in .Ntivvgate for the spaceof months. John Brodie, the Mister of 'a trading vessel, wait arraigned on t%tro -indictments, fur au atrominibl 'otiettee'; but having m ide an affidavit that some material witnesses in 'his behalf . could ro; be. hroug;t t to to‘;‘n for some days, the trial wai postponed to Vie 2.7 th The Court was then adjourned to that day. •••••• •••••., SMITHFIELD MARKET, li.my r 3. ' Thrs..dav's Market had a short supply of different i kin!}s ,of Cattle ; Beef, Mutton, Veal', Pork, and 41)14 4+29rt:last prices,, and the trade in general Was, not. oser,brisk.—The s'ales in re Hay Masker incipmiderabie; Hay and - Cower have tnllert in price,uice Monday's Mo'rket ; Straw d .last 'Kice.—The following prices and itutubzrs aro Arc au,accurate statement : To sink the offal per stone of Slb. P;efils: Brl' to 6s. ed. Mutton 4s Bd. to 6s. od. Veal 4s. Kt , to 75.,0d. Pork ss. ed. to 7i. od. Lama 44. Si. to , 7.. - 13t;itsts 470.' Sheep and Lambs 6,300. Calves 253. Pigs 300. , SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. Hay 51. os. bd. to 91. os. od. Straw 2!,,, io;. od. to 31. nos. od. elovei 61. os. od. to rot. os. cd. COaN-Exc RANoa, JULY 13.—The market to day again has considerable remaining bundles of Wheat, sales heavy, nearly, at last prices ; sca e any fine Barley, second and inferior quaLties are dearer; Malt dull sale ; Pease and Beans 'ot she two,ki,idi last quOtation ; there are tolerable supvles a ot aits, and t Ilk article is quoted somewhat o“eoper ; Four at our last. Sos a 95s a !ups Tick Ricans _ 50S at 6S i in: ditto - -1.15 S a 118 S OdIS 22, 28S a 33$ Rye - - -48 s a 54, Poiand ditto 36s a 39s - - 34$ a 4hb l ' Utatet Os a 4 25 Malt -74 s a ,;2.a Rape Seed . 561 6cL Whitc'Pease - 7os a Sts llne hivut gis a 19,4_ Grey ditto -50 s a sos - 9os a 9ss 'deans - - a 633